. La botanique pour les jeunes et les écoles communes. Comment les plantes poussent, une simple introduction à la botanique structurels. Avec une flore populaire, ou un arrangement et description des plantes communes, à la fois sauvage et cultivée. La botanique, la botanique. Flore populaire. 183. 66. Le POLEMONIUM FAMILLE. Le but PVE :<EMONLA^.CE. Les herbes, pas twining (mais tlimbs Cobsea par vrilles), avec des fleurs, l'ensemble des pièces de cinq ans, sauf le pistil, qui est 3-celle(l et le style 3-clef't en haut, les 5 lobes de la corolle spirale dans le bourgeon, i. e. chevauchement afin qu'un bord de chaque est en dehors de cette derrière elle, mais je

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. Botany for young people and common schools. How plants grow, a simple introduction to structural botany. With a popular flora, or an arrangement and description of common plants, both wild and cultivated. Botany; Botany. POPULAR FLORA. 183. 66. POLEMONIUM FAMILY. Order POi:<EMONLA.CE^. Herbs, not twining (but Cobsea tlimbs by tendrils), with regular flowers, all the parts in fives, except the pistil, which is 3-celle(l and the style 3-clef't at the top, the 5 spreading lobes of the corolla convolute in the bud, i. e. overlapping so that one edge of each is outside of that behind it, but inside of the next one. Flowers generally handsome. All the kinds here given are cultivated; but the Phloxes are wild in this country (especially W. and S.), and so is one Polemonium. Gilias are pretty garden annuals from California, &c. Cobsea, which is placed here, though very different from the rest, is a great ^55 „-, flowered vine from Mexico. 455. Flowers of Phlox. I olemoniiim, cut across. Climbing by tendrils on the pinnate leaves: flowers axillary, single: calyx leafy: corolla bell-shaped, large, but dull-colored, ( Cobdea) *Cob^a. Not climbing: flowers in panioled cymes or clusters. Stamens inserted at very unequal heights on the long tube of the salver-shaped corolla, short, included: calyx narrow, 5-angled: seeds only one in each cell. Leaves all entire, sessile, and opposite, except the uppermost, (Phlox) Phlox. Stamens all inserted at the same height. Leaves mostly alternate and compound. Corolla almost wheel-shaped (light blue): stamens turned towards the lower side of the flower: leaves pinnate, (Polemdnium) Polemonium. Corolla funnel-shaped or salver-shaped: stamens not turned to one side: seeds several. Leaves once to thrice pinnately divided, (Gilia) Gilia. Phlox. Phlox. * Perennial herbs, growing in open woods, and in gardens. 1. Panioled P. Stem stout, 2° to 4° high; leaves lance-oblong and ovate-lanceolate, pointed, taper- ing or the upper ones hear

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